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Ethan Tafoya,Antoina

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mya brooks , elena , judah and kihua

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Lucas,Cy,

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Mya Brooks ,Elena g. , judah , and Kihua

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Conner, Sandra

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Abram,Izayah

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Julian, Connor , Jesus , ryanEmiliano 5pd

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Julian, Connor , Jesus , ryanEmiliano 5pd

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5,000,000 people live in indonesia. Our budget is 1000000 dollars.  For  10 volcanooligist it will be $1000 each. 40 commercials will cost 24000 dollars. 5 geoligist will  cost 2000 dollars each . 5 doctors will cost 50000 each. plane tickets will cost 6440 dollars. the hotel rooms will cost 32,320 for 35 rooms for each person. so we have 613,241dollars left .

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Jacob A, Briza C, Michel B

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Briza C, Michel B, Jacob A

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Help the people in indonisia

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jordan and LaRoyce

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Denae And Aaliyah (yin and the yang) ❤️🖤

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Denae And Aaliyah (yin and the yang) ❤️🖤

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Media Design

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team plan:

group members:
Petra
Carmen
Nevaeh
Emilio
Sedona

what we have started doing:  we are making an Excel chart for our budget team.

what are we planing to make: we are finding out the cost of a bunch of important parts of emergency situations (e.x police, firemen, refugee camps) Then we will add it all together and multiply what is needed to fit our budget of 125million dollars.

https://apsnm-my.sharepoint.com

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Atmospheric Response Team Plan:

Group Members:

Gael Flores

Joshua Melendez

Joe  Ortega

Ezra chenven

Malaya knight

Robyn Sanchez

What we have started doing:

We have started to make an iMovie about how to survive volcanic ash. We have also started a

Pamphlet volcano eruption.

What we are planning to make:

We are planing a short movie and a pamphlet.

How are we planning to make it:

With iMovie and word document.

Tools or resources we need:

iMovie and word document

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Ash spreads 45  witch is 147,600 ft

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Atmospheric Response Team Plan:

Group Members:

o  Ella Sanders

o  Miranda Vargas

o  Ashley Martinez

o   Prem Martin

o  Bridgit Becker

What we have started doing: We have set a team to go in to help the people and we estimated where possible places it is safe to go and where it is not.

What we are planning to make: We are planning to make about 60 to 90 gas makes to repel to smoke. We think that we should put a ear phone inside the ears and talk to them as they go, so what ever they see we see too. Another way to tell them is we will get a machine that flies and carries a screen and tell the people and warn them to tell the other people.

How are we planning to make it: We are going to we are going to buy a screen board and hook it the computer and go live to tell the people what is happening and where to go.

Tools or resources we need: Screen board, a set of people to go in as a rescue team, gas mask.

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social media. instagram

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We send 40,000 people to indonesia  and passports are 15$ per person SO... we need 24,0000$ DOOLLERS!

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Total Money=$366 Billion for people and $160 million for structure damage

Gas Masks=$145.74 each or $7,287,000,000 total

Shelter=$5,295,250,000,000
Now the total money is $305,760,500,000
Not finished yet

doctors will cost 253,000

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1.   http://volcano.oregonstate.edu/how-high-can-explosive-eruptions-go-and-how-far-can-debris-and-ash-be-spread http://volcano.Oregon state.edu/how-high-can-explosive-eruptions-go-and-how-far-can-debris-and-ash-be-spread

2. http://www.worldometers.info/world-population/indonesia-population/

3.http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0197833.html

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Depending on the brand, style, and other considerations, the average combination of firefighter jacket can cost anywhere from $1,200-$2,500. We'll take an average. Firefighter Jacket/Pants Combo: $1,800. Next, John will need a firefighter hood and two sets of firefighter gloves for his turnout gear.

There are two costs with fire apparatus, the cost of the vehicle and the cost of the equipment that truck carries. So a fire engine depending on class could be under$1000,000, whereas a ladder truck could cost up to $300,000 and that is with both trucks unequipped.

The average cost for a Radiator Hose Replacement is between $130 and $205. Labor costs are estimated between $79 and $100 while parts are priced between $51 and $105. Estimate does not include taxes and fees.

Salaries. Full-time firefighters earned an average$47,720 per year, as of May 2011, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The lowest-paid made less than $22,480 a year, while the highest-paid received over $75,520 per year.

There are 18 fire stations in Indonesia today.

there are 249.9 million people in Indonesia in the year 2013.

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Michael Braniff, Briza Cuellar,and Jacob Arrellin

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Volcano observatories reduce risk around the globe. Here's how we can support them.

When a volcano erupts, there can be global ripples caused by interruptions of air travel, agriculture, and tourism. One way to keep everyone secure is to ensure that volcano observatories around the world have the expertise and resources to detect and forecast volcanic activity, and can provide useful warnings and messages used by both local and global populations.

Two scientists from the USGS Volcano Disaster Assistance Program (VDAP is funded largely by USAID) penned a short overview of ways that different entities such as academia, governments, NGOs, and the global insurance industry can work together to bolster global resilience to volcanic disasters through support of front-line science institutions, like volcano observatories.

The article, Volcano observatories reduce risk around the globe. Here's how we can support them, delves into topics such as infrastructure donation, research and operational motives, and training of observatory staff, while maintaining the key goal of supporting the autonomy and authoritative role of the local observatory.

Volcano Observatories Continue Operations Amid COVID-19

The five volcano observatories of the USGS Volcano Hazards Program continue to monitor the volcanoes of the United States and issue forecasts and regular updates of volcanic activity. Through telework and other adaptations we continue to maintain our monitoring networks and analysis of the incoming data. Our field crews visit field stations as needed to maintain the quality and functionality of the network. All work will follow federal government guidelines to ensure public safety and the safety of our staff. The health and safety of the public and our employees are our highest priorities, and we continue to follow guidance from the White House, the CDC, and state and local authorities, as we implement teleworking, social distancing and virtual meeting tools.

Our priority is to continue the important work of the Department of the Interior and the USGS, while also maintaining the health and safety of our employees and community. Based on guidance from the White House, the CDC, and state and local authorities, we are shifting our operations to a virtual mode and have minimal staffing within our offices. If you need additional assistance, please contact vhpweb@usgs.gov.

Read Our Two Weekly Volcano Observatory Science Articles

Scientists within the USGS Volcano Hazards Program operate from within five U.S. volcano observatories. One of the primary goals of the observatories is to be an authoritative source for enlightening information about our Nation's volcanoes.

The Hawaiian Volcano Observatory (HVO), the oldest of the five, has a long history of writing regular articles about volcanic activity and scientific research on the Hawaiian volcanoes. HVO's weekly article, "Volcano Watch," entered its 27th year of publication in November 2017. The entire catalog of articles can be accessed and searched on their website. New articles are published every Thursday afternoon.

Taking lead from HVO, the Yellowstone Volcano Observatory (YVO), the newest of the five observatories, began a weekly article on the first day of 2018. This new column- the "Yellowstone Caldera Chronicles"-is posted each Monday on the homepage of YVO's website . Like HVO's Volcano Watch series, the YVO Chronicles are peer-reviewed and edited before publication.

If you are interested in learning more about a specific topic related to Yellowstone or Hawaiian volcanism, please contact us. We will certainly answer, and you may see a longer-winded answer in a future Volcano Watch or Yellowstone Caldera Chronicle article.

Volcanic Unrest is Persistent in Alaska. No Current Eruption in Hawaii.

The Alaska Volcano Observatory website (AVO) includes complete information about volcanoes in Alaska.

Great Sitkin, located in the central Aleutian Islands, has been in a state of volcanic unrest since February 26, 2020. Seismicity is above background levels.

Mount Cleveland, located in the central Aleutian Islands, has been in a state of volcanic unrest since June 17, 2015. Explosive eruptions can send ash to altitudes hazardous to aviation.

Semisopochnoi, located in the western Aleutian Islands, has been in a state of volcanic unrest since July 5, 2019. Seismicity is above background levels. No explosive activity has been detected on the Adak infrasound array.

Shishaldin, located in the eastern Aleutian Islands, has been in a state of volcanic unrest since July 12, 2019. Seismicity is above background levels and elevated surface temperatures have been observed at the summit.

The Hawaiian Volcano Observatory website offers information about volcanoes in Hawaii.

Kīlauea Volcano on the Island of Hawai'i is not erupting. Eruptive activity ceased in mid-August, 2018.

Mauna Loa Volcano on the Island of Hawai'i is not erupting. Earthquake and ground deformation rates at Mauna Loa Volcano have exceeded long term background levels. An eruption is not imminent and current rates are not cause for alarm. However, scientists have detected changes in the shallow magma storage system at Mauna Loa.

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